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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Jun 1999.
Re: PIC: butterfly

Re: PIC: butterfly


Valery Silivanov wrote:

> Dave Bird wrote:
> >
> > In article <376...@mtu-net.ru>, Valery Silivanov  writes
> > >collection of 4 line butterflies:
> > >
> > > ___   ___
> > >((o)\,/(o))
> > > \__ | __/
> > >  {_/'\_}
> >
> >             This butterfly joined the RAF
> >
> > >
> > > ___   ___
> > >( q \,/ p )
> > > \_ 6|9 _/
> > >  {_/ \_}
> >
> >            This one went to Paris on holiday

> >
> > Perhaps you could give yours captions
> >  or speech bubbles or whatever based on their markings?
>
> I'M NOT SURE I CAN DO IT WELL ENOUGH. MAYBE SOMEBODY ELSE COULD? ALSO, I
> DONT KNOW WHAT THE "RAF" IS :( SOMETHING MILITARY, PERHAPS?

RAF = Royal Air Force (UK army)

joris

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Subject: Re: PIC: butterfly
Date: 1999/06/17
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